A nulliparous patient presents with a report of nipple discharge.  The most worrisome presentation of nipple discharge is:

A 30-year-old patient would like to start taking oral contraceptive pills, and asks the NP when they can start the prescription. The patient’s last menstrual period ended 5 days ago. The patient has not had sexual intercourse in 2 weeks, is healthy, a nonsmoker, and had no problems when taking birth control pills previously.  Which advice is accurate?

A patient presents at 2 weeks postpartum with continued heavy vaginal bleeding. Vital signs:  Temperature is 98.8 F and pulse is 98.  Lochia has no odor. Fundus is 1 fingerbreadth below the umbilicus. Uterus is boggy and nontender. Which is appropriate management?

The etonogestrel implant (NEXPLANON®) is FDA approved for how many years?

A client reports a severe level of rectal pain after 3 weeks of steroid/analgesic cream. Physical exam reveals an external hemorrhoid that is painful with a dark bluish appearance. What is the management for this patient?   

Breath sounds that are high-pitched, musical and may be due to narrowing of the airways or bronchospasm are

An example of V/Q mismatch:

Post-renal acute kidney injury can be caused by:

You are the NNP doing a consult with a mother on antepartum high risk.  The mother mentions her first born was diagnosed with methylmalonic acidemia.  As the NNP you are aware that:

Treatment for severe neonatal thyrotoxicosis to prevent cardiac collapse may include which of the following medications?